Excellent all-round spot for a wide variety of occasions.
Walk in and you'll feel like you've taken a step into the past. In a good way. The furniture all has an old charm to it. I suppose it's essentially Victorian era. The seats for many tables are actually large couches. The place isn't overwhelmingly large. It is cozy and somewhat quiet, despite it being a weekday lunch period where I'd otherwise have expected a bit more of a corporate crowd here. It's a neat and very welcoming atmosphere, topped off by fantastic service.
I came here for lunch. We were informed that the special was the prime rib sandwich. My colleagues opted for that while I decided to give the pizza a shot, for whatever odd reason. I was pleasantly surprised but how good the pizza was. Quality, fresh toppings generously laid out, excellent cheese, and a crust perfectly done. Only downside was it was on the greasier side (almost like Pizza Hut greasy), but because the pizza was so well put together, it was forgivable. As for the sandwiches, they were fantastic. My colleagues were very pleased by them, commenting that the meat just "melts in your mouth."
Great experience here -- it's a good spot to meet up with a few friends for pretty much anything.